>> they gave me a burger. whatever. >> a rude receipt for a fast-food customer. the request he made that prompted such a strong reaction. >> guilty of killing a 2-yyar-old child. >> we were told that trevor had been taken and that this was worse than if he haa fallen off a three-story building. >> legal maneuvers that could keep the woman responsible from seeing the inside of a prison cell. >> returning to the scene of a storm's furry. >> i lived through one of goo's forget it the rest of my.ever >> sites of ddstruction that greetee people as they returned home for the first time. >> calm, dry weather for the weekend. when rain ill return, and an outlook ffr thanksgiving in the %->> live in high definition, fm

wbff tv in baltiiore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >> good evening, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. tonight, we learn that storm that slammed baltimore wednesday morning, was a tornado. leaving hundreds of families doing repairr with winter just weeks away. >> and as you can see behind us, that twitter damaged hundreds of homes. roofs ripped off. trees puuched throogh walls. debris tossed around yards. keith daniels joins us live in @%rtheast baltimore, where people are realizing be it could take months to repair the damage created by the wicked weather, right keith? >> that's correct jennifer. live at the dutch village apartment complex. so much damage here. severe winds pushed over huge trees, like this onee and destroyed people's homes. that tornado ripped off the roof of this building. tonight, repairs, and they say,@

>> if you walk through here yesterday, it was surreal. >> guy, a contractor. >> it has been cleared. >> dealing with repairs at the dutch village complex and mt. pleasant heights apartment buildings, surveys the damage. >> roofs from the building across thh street, exploded down this whole street. and on the other street. that's whattcaused the damage. >> buildings hit by flying debris in wednesday's tornado. winds so trong, it pushed over huge trees. and caused extensive damage to property. with roofs blown off apartment now contractors, hard working with repairs. >> take five minutes. >> crews are replacing doors. clearing debris. cleaning streets. securinn roofs and boarding up windows. >> and it is tedious work. and it takes a lot. buu everybody is orking together to do a good job to get

commuuity back on its feet. >> contraccors withhcity ccews have already done so much since the storm. city officiils say they were able to reoccupy almost all of those damaged units. except the ones condemned by the city. >> they were so badly damaged that we could not do anything with them within 24 hours.@ so almost everybody is home. comfortable and safe. and we will continue that effort to try to et ew roofs back on the entire property. which is a lot of roofs. aad continue on with the repairs. >> residents like dinetteta. >> i am upset. >> displaced by the storm. support work crews's efforts, but vigil through the wait. without a home. -> i just did not ever think i would be homeless. and i am. and it hurts. >> well, we are back here live. contractors say they could start to replace roofs as early aa tomorrow. but say it could take months before the work is complete.

live in northeast baltimore. keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> thank you very much keith. >> clean up, as we said has3 started but it won't matter to residents that homes were condemned. joel d. smith was there today as residents saw the damage. >> almost like a freight train came through. everything just exploded? >> with winds strong enough to blow a car on top of anothhr. branches from trees roof sent into the distancee walter feels lucky to be a. >>i have wholeewindow blew out in my face. at that point it was a matter of grabbing my family anddgetting out there. >> he thought his home would collapse on him. so he ran outside. into a nightmare. >> we hhd 2x4s launched in the air like a harpoon. >> nowhere to go and run. later, some debris can be swept away. other examples, forget about it.

>> here is another example of the raw power of the storm. look at the light pole. ripped out of the ground. over here, easily just snapped in two like a twig. and finally you may wonder where is the light fixture. no way to know for sure. but it could be down the street a block in the back of crrstal's car. >> crystal's home has a hole in the side. and she onsiders that a relief. >> i am truly blessed that, you know, i was not one of the ones that had the roof ripped off. >> the red sign is on the homes are condemn ones, 50 in all w no roofs, or doors, bent in all the way. they are lost. among the devastation, there are no deaths. no major injuries. enough to turn some into believers more than just luck. >> i look at it like i just dooged a bullet. i lived through one of god's many furrys, and i will never3 forget it the rest of my life.

>> good trials and tribe police stttions and your storms, of course, but you make t through. >> in northeast baltimore, joel d. smith, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and maay of those residents will be moved tt other units on that property. now, you can see more of wednesday's damage @foxbaltimore.com, and click on "raw news." >> the mayor established a relief found those affected. the owners of dutch village have kicked in $10,000 toward the fund. if you would like to dooate, go to foxbaltimore.com/news links. >> this weather obbiously caught everyone by surprise. >> yeah, the wwnds moved through in the middle of the night tt3 turns out it was not just a simple tornado. here is ccief meteorologist vytaa reid with what the national weather service is sake tonight. >> surveyors came up and looked at the damage and they determine what type of winds were swirlinn. if it was down burks or if it was a straight line winds orra tornado. well it han determined several things were going on. there was a down burst of

swirling winds. called bookend vortex. and looking at the national weather service. confirming ef1 tornado that touched down. mmximum wind speed was 80 to 100 miles per hour. and tten also mixed in with ttat, straighttliie winds that occurred also. and that as some of the damage that was in the area. now let's talk about those situations together. here is the area up there by the apartment complex. northern parkway. pairrin parkway. line of showers and thunderstooms that rolled through, at that hour, were going about 70 miles per hour. from above, we had a down burst of an inflow behind it that creates a bow he can coaxxyou can see the bow here of the3 storm. as it moves northeast at 70 miles per hour. what happens is that kind of splits that line of thundeestorms,,and on the ends of that reformation of that line, yyu get rotation,,that occurs. and n those ends, which are called bookend vortex, you get the rotation that could be briefly considered a tornado.

it could create a quick tornado that drops down, creates damage. and then you conttnue the straight line inds pushing through. so this is why we saw ddmage in tte form of potentiallyytornadic activity determined. and then also we saw damage that was also considered poteetially straight line wind damage. so all across this area seeing the rotation of the potential tornado, that they saw touchdown, whichhit was a tornado. ef1 strength. and potential for straight line winds. a lot of damage. an interesting late season severe weather event. it looks like we have better weather coming our way. show you that in the forecast coming up. >> all right, vytas, thank you. >> and, of coursee you can be i3 charge of your own personalized forecast. i-radar is available at foxbaltimore.com. just use the interactive tools to track storms down to your neighborhood. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on i-radar. >> baltimore city police breaku@ what may have been a dog fighting ring. police were called to this part of north mason street 9:30 last night. inside of the homes. -olice found seven pitbulls.

one of them dead inside of a plastic garbage bag. most of the dogs that were alivv, had no food or water. and they were blood sttins on the walls. >> tonight. first on fox. serious accusations about how the baltimore city parking authority does business. >> is the city playing parking monopoly. michael buczyner has tonight's waste watch repoot. >> the accusations stem from a valuable conttact that is about to be awarded to baltimore city parking operator. and now some other management companies are crying foul. >> the baltimore city parking authority owns ore than 40 and lots.arages. spread out across the city. and almost half are managed by private companiess who have lucrative deals with the city. peter little is the executive director of the parking authority. >> we look to get the better operators for these facilities, to manage them on behalffof the city. >> now one of the country's largest parking management

firms, and others, are lobbying hefty allegations against little and authority. parking has inappropriate in the managing to manage three downtown garages, describing it as flawed and unjust. city council woman and member of the parking board, sharon middleton dismisses the claims. >> the process has -- seems to be working and i have no problems with it. >> there aae bound to be those operators that do not submit the best cell ppones and who do not win the contractt, who are %->> little said that the winner of the controversial contracts, which was selected by an independent review panel is pms parkinn. a company that currently manages more than half of the city's garages and lots. and a third of the city's parking spaces. the latest contract would add another 1600 spaces to their inventory. red pens highlight lots pms operates for the city and private businesses.

blue pens show city owned lots managed by four other companies for the city. >> i don't know if they were the cheapest. i think thee were among the lowest in terms of the management fees. >> should the lowest bidder always receive the question contract? that's a question that, i think, the director of the parking authority should answer. >> we asked director little for financial deeaals of the winning bid. but he would not reveal them. telling us, instead, to file a freedom of information request. >> do the lowest bidddrs always reeeive the contracts? >> excuse me for a second here. but there are a whooe list of criteria that these proposals @%e evaluated on. and the management fees are one of those things that are evaluated. but the firm that proposes the very lowest management fee is not always the operator hat gets the selection. >> allegations in the form of a protest.

of a of virtual monopoly on downtown parking. by a company aad its ownership that has made more than $50000in campaign contributions during the past two years. to a mayor and several other city officials. the other parking companies, have not donated anything in the last two years. the owner of pms parking shot down allegations of impropriety at the parking authority. called the bid bing process fair. michael buczyner fox 45 news at 10:00. >> it is our duty to hold elected official accountable. and you can do that by joining our fox 45 news waste watch. if you have a story about government waste, call our hotline, (410)662-1456. you can also log onto our website, foxbaltimore.com. and click on waste watch. >> harford county sheriff's arrest an edgewood man that is responsible for breaking in to 100 vehicles. police say rorry leftwich crimes span many counties. and they raided his home, and

say they found more than 1000gps units, portable gaming systems, and i-pods. >> friends and family gather %-viewing held for him. lewis, boxing trainer and mentor. funeral services are scheduled for tomorrow, at 10 a.m. on the campus of morgan state university. lewis was 92 years old. >> well, baltimore's waterfront is getting a new piece of art. >> artiss john henry will build waterfront.tal sculptor on the focal point of new developments with homes, offices, shops, and a hotel. private funds will pay for the entire thing. >> we asked you, do you like the design of he sculpture on tte waterfroot? 12% of you love it. 88% of you do not. >> rachael writes. yes, as long as it is not taxpayer funded. eric writes. what the heck makes that art? i mean, get real.

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book your $59 southwest getaway only at southwest.com. >> chaos in randallstown wwere a husband shot his wife. kathleen cairns reports tonight. it happened while their child was inside of the home. >> police saturate a residential section of randallstown thursday morning.@ >> i was scared. helicopter flying over. >> police set up roaddblocks around oak trace way after responding to a call about domestic trouble and finding a woman shot numerous times. the gunman is still in the house. >> this is scary. >> as barricades are beeeed up. there is word a child is involved. >> theyyhave a young son. >> an 8-year-old. police say the little boy was in a separate room at the time of the attack. ann they were able to take him out the rear of the home and get

him to safety. >> police officer had hii and brought him out. >> cannot get my mind around it. because he lives across the street from me. >> william mac describes the wilsons as friendly. but police say there has been a history of trouble at their home. just two nights ago, police responded to a domestic incident. >> argument. is what i would say. argument. >> domestic violence is never good. never good. i mean, you know, if it is the3 man or woman, or whoever and then you have kids there. >> almost four hours after mrs. wilson is attacked. police move in. >> the swat team came out. >> officers entered the home to check on the well being of the suspect in this case. and suspect deceased. >> neighbors wonder aaout the well being of the child. >> he has to live with this all of his life. >>as police collect evidence, residents return to their own homes and wonder if they will

ever really knnw why one couple's troubles escalated to violence. in randallstown, kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> meantime, ttnight, the boy is staying with relatives and wilson is in critical but stable condition at stock trauma. >> police identify the body found in a box along interstate 70 this weekk bbdy found ear frederick.3 it has been identified as vasquez. medical examiner said he was shot to death. police have a suspect. they are looking for marvin paylensya. if you know where he is, call police, heeis considered armed and dangerous. murder of a man inside of a glen burnie pizza shop. 18-year-old shaun johnson is accused of shooting 20-year-old florez. @%ile he was inside of tte restaurant last friday. witnesses say four men tried to rob the store when the shooting happened. 17-year-old buner has been arrested in the case. >> the head of maryland's

juvenile ustice system is stepping down. don divorce will not serve another term as secretary of juvenile services. this after a teacher was murdered at the which i will 10 ham youth facility. and wednesday the state comptroller questioned a no bid contract that was in place for five years, without approval. >> ttere is no way to tell if the taxpayers are getting the best deal for the dollar. and whether they are receiving good services, other than your blanket commentss@ >> divorce said there is no excuse for what happened. >> potential evidence tonight in the nataaie holloway case. alabama teenager that disappeared in aruba four yeaas ago. prosecutor said that a jaw bone found on the island belongs to natalie. but dna testing is under way to make sure. no one was eeer charged with the disappearance. >> i don't know how much longer i have to livee but you know, it always will be

to try to help people. >> new york congressman charley rangel weeps before the house committee saying he lacked common sense. 88-year-old lawmaker found guilty on 11 counts of corruption and will be censored. that's the most serious punishment short of expulsion. >> the state is getting ready to commit a report to the epa on how it plans to reduce pollution in the chesapeake bay. @% john rydell reports, one environmental group is urging state to crackdown on farm runoff. >> for maryland farmers, these are challenging times. owners of many small farms, have second jobb, just to make ends meet. >> we raise our birds on pasture. >> michael akey that owns a arm in westminster is doing all he can to protect the environment. >> we spread the manure out, around the pastures by the birds themselves. we do not have to do anything mechanical. >> but new report compiled by environment maryland said that

large poultry farms are not doing enough to control runoff of animal waste into the bay. %-billion chickens raised on the delmarva peninsula produce a billion pounds of waste every year. >> we believe that no one, especially not powerful well resourceed corporations had the right to pollute our waterways with impunity. >> so group is calling on the state and epa to impose stricter operations. >> corporate agribusinesss themselves need to take full reeponsibility for the manure, pollution, that their animals create and government leaders need to hold them accountable. >> state officials plan to submit their final eport of the water implementatton plan to the -pa by later this month. and local environmentalists are hoping the report will include recommendations for tougher restrictions, on those huge chicken farms on the eastern shore r. >> we need purdue and tyson, and other big ccrporate agribusiness to say step up to the plate and take their responsible and pay

their fair shhre. >> do the things they need to do to keep the bay clean. >> john rydell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> environment maryland wants the epa to enforce existing pollution laws, against big farms. >> general motors raised $20 billion when a return tots stock market earlier today. shares began at $35 today. that's two dollars above what investors paid just yesterday. shares closed at $34..9. the government will get @%3.6 billion back out of the baal the company out. used to the government's stake in the company will be reduceddto 37%. >> driving home for thanksgiving could very well be very, very difficult next week. >> yeah. this is a mess. authority said that work at the toll plaza in newark delaware could cause massive backups. the agency said that baakups could extend all the way in to

harford county, maryland, 20 miles away, from the delaware toll plaza. >> later on the news at 10:00. the message on one person's fast-food receipt that got two people canned. >> i have got to take -- let me take his lace. >> but next. @%baby boy, dies at the hands of a day care provider. person will get a soft sentence. >> in our ccver story, after the break. >> it looks like clouds

>> a mother fights for justice. only to see ii slowly slip away. >> in tonight's cover story. joy lepola shows how a day care provider convicted of killing a baby could get a soft sentence. >> by nine months of age, trevo3 all ridge had beaten the odds. or so it appeared. >> kind of our miracle baby. >> trevor was almost two months premature. his mother, kelly, never doubted the wiil of her child. she faced her own challenges when she was younger as she bbttled cancer. kelly knew if trevor was anything like her, he was a

survivor. >> it was never known if i would have - be able to have children. >> when news came that she was pregnant. the planning started. kelly knew that she would be returning to work. it would need day ccre. she immediately called gail dobson, a woman kelly had known for 20 years. she knew dobson as a woman people in the community trusted. care provider out of a newspaper. i didn't just pick one out of the yeelow pages. i took time, and that's who wanted for him. >> it is a decision kelly may regret making for the rest of her life. >> i know spoiled him. i didn't have a set schedule because i just felt like he was a baby. and he -- when he wanted to sleep, i let hhm. when he wanted to play, i let him play.@ we rolled with it. >> within wo days of being at

dobson's home, trevor on life support. but this time the condition was grave. >> i begged god to let me take his place. orrjust let me die next to him. because i don't want to live in this world without him. >> trevor died within days. doctors later testified, that treeor's debt was not an accidenn but a homicide. >> we wwre told that trevor had been shaken and that this was worse than even if he had fallen off a three-story building. >> prosecutors charged 53-year-old gail dobson with child abuse. in august, a jury found her guilty. dobson was supposed to be sentenced earlier this month. but that did not happen. >> the stakes of sentencing are high. and, i think, the judge is simply being prudent. >> flint owen's is one of two attorneys now representing dobson. he did not represent the former

day care provider at trial. >> naturally we have concernn. >> and so oes the judge, who is now questioning the jury's verdict. and whether there was enough evidence to prove second-degree murder. >> during the conference call the judge had instructed both the defense and the state to be prepared at the senteecing hearing, to address the issue of whether the evidence, that was produced at trial, was in fact, sufficient to support theejury'' verdict of second-degree murderer. >> i fear this happening to somebody else. >> during the trial, dobson's attorney, failed to make a routine but key motion for %-arguing a lack of evidence on the murder charge. his seconddmisstep came when a filed in a timely manner. >> there was nothing, as far as i am concerned, going on here, other than that. there is going to be an appeal. regardless of the sentence that the court imposes. >>as owen's prepares to fight for dobson's freedom.

kelly questions why this woman, accused and convicted of killing her son, is getting what she considers a second chance? >> we are the ones that ave lost so much. but yet she has been given a lot more. >> we're not unsympathetic. the defense team, john gary and i, co-counsel, to the fact that there is a child that llst his life. by the same token, we have a job to do, and that's to advocate for gail dobson. >> in easton, joy lepola, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> dobson testified on the stand that she did not hurt trevor. >> sentencing is scheduled for january 6.., >> usually fast-food receipts say thank you on them. this one had a u on it but the word thank did not precede t a rude receipt is next.

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for just 47 cents a pound. that's our promise. that's ingredients for life. safeway. that's ingredients for life. >> crazy weather e have had this week, and now we are in ffr a good weeeend. >> i hope so. >> bookend ortex. >> got it. >> interesting. interesting weather the other

day. it is late in the season to go severe weather. but it is the warmer air we have seen that came back. to join us. wwich we will see more. seven-day forecast, i think you will like it. the weekends have been good. raining if we get rain, weekdays,,and weekends we have the sunshine. looking at the skycam. we have 44 degrees with clearing skies out there. today. across the area. they are filtering out now. and things will clear up ttrough the overnight. winds out of the west at seven. our humidity levels at 65%. almanac page shows a high i of 58. normally we shouud be at 55. so youucan see close to where we should be for this time of year. no rain to report as we saw dry conditions throughout much of the day. low was a cool 38 this morning.3 and as far as the temperatures we are looking at mid 40s. 44 in baltimore. 49 in d.c. over in salisbury, 45 in dover. and sitting at 46 egrees.

back in western maryland. and you can see only 32 degrees. that's the cooler air. sitting out on the western edge of the mountains. but we will settle in with@%cooo through the overnight. winds right now cooing out of the west. and we have winds that 7 miles per hour n baltimore. three in d.c. eight in hagerstown. not much of a factor ut it feels breezy and cool out there at this time. and on the bigger picture. the regional temperattres, you can see the pool of cool air dropping in behind what as n air of -- area of low pressure over canada but affects us over -he region as it brings down northwest winds. breezy conditions at boston, new yook city, anddppiladelphia. a few showers coming across parts of new york state. even few snow flakes mixed in with that. but it should stay nortt of us through the overnight. we have some breaks in thh clouds. that start to build in, later overnight and tomorrow. and time tinn out on the future scan. you can see not much going on. we will be dry. as we go into friday. saturday. and looking at nice clear

conditions. and we will stay dry for the next several days until the middle of next week. when the next chance of rain arrives.3 looking at the eastern shore forecast. 50 tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. for you folks in denton and easton. central portion of the state. columbba, westminster and perry %-54 degrees. and with plenty of sunshine. and hen it looks like we will see the western edge of the state sitting at 50 with west wind at five. so tonight expect to see temperatures dropping down too33 39. winds out of the northwest at five too10. thanksgiving around the corner. that turkey, he is trying to ge3 away. and he will try to run assfast asshe can, because it looks like we will be enjoying thanksgiving feast around the corner. so run fast. 55 degreess coollconditions. and cleaa skies. beautiful day. and then talking about your thanksgiving forecast. a look ahead it looks like next chance of rain. so if you are going to be doing traveling. deal with wet roads. so be prepared for this. temperatures at 52. and now talk about that five-day forecast. you can see tomorrow, looking at

544degrees. @%nshine. 58 with sunshine on saturday. sunday lookkng at 55 wwth sunny skies. the rain starts to move in tuesday. but look at the temperatures. back into the mid to upper 60s. back to you. >> some prince george's county council members do not want leslie johnson to join the group. she won the election for the district six seat earlier this month. and now caught up in the %-husband outgoing countyer executive jack johnson. >> continue our coverage of the investigation into prince george's county jack johnson. streaming now is our political analyst. blair lee. good to see you sir. >> hi, jeff. >> is the time of the arrest suspect in your opinion? >> yeah, it is frankly. would this have been a game changer in the election if this bust, if this front page headline news had happened say in october rather than after the

election? >> in your opinion, what is the political fall out in this case, if any? johnson is on the way out anyway. >> i think the fallout is long range. makes prince george's county more of a place that people avoid when theyywant to do business. if they want to move. if they want to buy a house. why woulddyou go to a county that seems to have a rampant lawlessness and corruption. >> does this case in your opinion have implications outside of pg county? >> certainly it gives prince george's county a bad reputation state wide, regionally and nationwide. this is even on the chinese news. i saw a tape today of jack johnson on the chinese news. >> how about other politicians distancing themselves within the same party, like governor o'malley who was ellcted to a second term. >> democrats do not criticize other democrats. almost a mindset that this is recognizedd and sort of business as usual in prince george's.

it is incredible how much of george's. even the school superintendentt is currently in jail for the corruption. school superintendent. -> blair lee, good to see you always. >> thank you. >> if you would like to see more of this interview. go to foxbaltimore.com/raw news. >> at least two people at a california buuger king are out of work after a customer got a foul mouth rrceipt. francisco perez went through the drive-thru of a burger king in sacramento. asked the worker to cut the double who dider in half to share it with his mom. apparently that upset the worker and when he got the receipt t had not one but two not so nice messages on it. >> i showed the manager, the guy at the window. and kind offlaughed. and gave me the receipt back. and i took off. as, you know, a * bleep* burger. whatever. >> well, one employee, and the

manager, were fired. burger king said it deeply regrets the in. as for perez, e said he will never go back therr again. >> often difficult to tell a patient, and or tteir family, that thhs was a system error. >> still ahead on the news at 10:00. why more doctors are using thee3 word "i am sorry" more often. >> a sneak peek of the first 30 minutes of the new "harry potter" flick. from the comfort of your ow

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deciding to comm clean about mistakes they make. across the country. doctors and hospitals are increasingly saying i am sorry, to patients harmed by medical mistakess experts say thaa is a big change. traditional thinking advised against apologies becauseea %-doctor in court.it against a >> number one, we have got to do right thing. and number two, the data suggests that actually, patients are most angry when they think we have done something and not told them about it. >> maay health professionals say

they believe it is better to let patients know that they are -uman. and that no one, not even the best doctor, is perfect. well, the nnw "harry potter" movie does not hit theaters until tomorrow. but fans can get a sneak peek of the first half hour of the film online. >> yeah, and the movie studio is fuming ooer this one. judy kurtz has more in tonight's "word on the web." >> it may take magic to find out who leaked what appears to be theefirst 36 minutes of "harrr lows on the internet.ly hole -ut studio is waving the legal it. the lip from the movie popped up on file sharinn sites this wwek. the footage appears to come from an advanced copy of the movie sent out by warner brothers. movie studio said it is investigating the matter and will prosecute those involved to the full exttnt of the law. but some web experts say the -nline preview could actually be a good thing. ssggesting thaa warner brothers may have leaked the footage

intentionally for publicity. one website founder said if potter fans find the first half hour compelling enough they will pay to see the whole movie in theaters. i am judy kurtz and that's tonight's "word on the web." >> former ra these sausage pancake bites are an amazing combination. combine that with the taste, and it's a combo combo. huh? dunkin's new sausage pancake bites. sausage inside maple-flavored pancake -- 3 for just $1.59. america runs on dunkin'.

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start to the weekend with plenty of sunshine. 54 degrees. we will see 58 on satuuday. more sunshine. throughout the entire weekend. sunday. faaulous day. 55. more sun. we will see the temperatures jump back to the 60s early part of next week. monday and tuesday. 63 monday. 67 on tuesday. then the rain returns. and it looks like lots of folks traveling. so you can run into travel problems and check ahead and give yourself extra time on the roadways. they will be wet wwth the system moving in and tapering off by@ thanksgiving day thursday. back to you. >> turkey, i am ttlling yyu -- >> aaitated. >> yeah, he does. restless leg syndrome. @%think it is. too much coffee. stopping drinking it late at night. in the kickoff return game. >> bruce brus joins us in -sports unlimited" with how the ravens are standing ppt in that3 department. bruce? >> jeff. coming up on "sportt unlimited." special teams coordinator jerry rosburg likes the kickoff returner and will stay with him. we will hear from them bo